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Asa Philip Randolph (April 15 1889 - May 16 1979) was a prominent twentieth century African-American civil rights leader and founder of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, which was a huge achievement for labor and especially for African-American labor organizing
he went to cook man institute in Jacksonville, Florida, and transferred to city college of new york.
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Which African-American leader pressured Truman to desegregate the armed forces?
A Philip Randolph
Why did A Phillip Randolph plan a march on Washington?
To demand an end to discrimination.
The African American who proposed the 1941 March on Washington to end discrimination?
A. Phillip Randolph
Who is the founder of the Pullman Car Workers Union during World War 2?
Randolph. A. Phillip Randolph, but it was in 1925, not during World War 2.
Who organized a march in Washington D.C. in August 1963 calling for an end to prejudice?
a group of religious leaders
The organized and lead a union for pullman car porters helped organize the march in Washington DC?
Phillip Randolph
Which African-American leader pressured Truman to desegregate the armed forces?
A Philip Randolph
Who organized the brotherhood of sleeping car porters?
A. Phillip Randolph
Did A Phillip Randolph have any brothers or sisters?
Yes a brother named James William Randolph and a sister named Elizabeth Robinson Randolph. Your Welcome
What did phillip randolph do during his youth that prepare him for his life's work?
Nada
Why did A Phillip Randolph plan a march on Washington?
To demand an end to discrimination.
Who was the organizer on the nation's first trade union for black workers?
Phillip Randolph
Who was the organizer for the nation's first trade union for black workers?
Phillip Randolph
The African American who proposed the 1941 March on Washington to end discrimination?
A. Phillip Randolph
What role did A Phillip Randolph play in ending dicrimination in the armed services?
He hated blacks
Who is the founder of the Pullman Car Workers Union during World War 2?
Randolph. A. Phillip Randolph, but it was in 1925, not during World War 2.
How did A Phillip Randolph's wife die?
According to Jet magazine, 2 May 1963, Lucille Green Randolph died after a long illness at age 79.
